Hello, everyone (crypto enthusiasts and the Fuel community)! Most of you know me by my nickname boruto__ and I am one of the ambassadors of this project. As you know, among the Fuel project's activities, there are guild, testnet, and the Ambassador Program. We will talk more about the third category. Often, people ask a lot of questions about the Ambassador Program, because as it turned out, it is still relevant, even though there have already been 3 sets (and I remember that compared to the first set, the interest and competition was too high). Therefore, I will share my thoughts, current news and give a couple of tips for those who want to join the Fuel family.
I want to start with what everyone knows. So, Fuel and Sway are developing organically, and the rapid growth of the community, investments, and other factors has become obvious. Because there was a need for developers, moderators, content makers, promoters, and so on.
That's why the team was excited to announce the launch of the Fuel Ambassador program.
Of course, a lot of time has passed since this event, but it is still relevant today. If only I had a question: What does being an Ambassador, Fuel mean to you? I would say, without exaggeration, that this is a great opportunity for every crypto enthusiast/developer/content maker. It is definitely helping the Fuel community, learning, understanding, spreading the project's vision, and responsibility (although you don't feel it as much as you get used to it)
I'll quickly summarize this information, because there is more about it in the official blog (link). In general, absolutely anyone can fill out the form, but we understand that the team focuses on the following people, namely:
You're a passionate developer who wants to be at the forefront of the future of blockchain by educating more people about Fuel and Sway.
You're not a developer, but you have a deep understanding of the blockchain paradigm and are enthusiastic about the future of the fastest modular runtime.
You are patient and good at communication.
You do not live in an OFAC country.
Also, I would like to add that all ambassadors will undergo KYC checks in order to receive a monetary reward.
Let me start by saying that the benefits are many of the same as those you usually see in other ambassador programs and those that make the Fuel ambassador program special. So let's get started:
The first advantage is the color change of your nickname (this means that you will receive a unique color as an A-level ambassador, and the further you move up the career ladder, your nickname changes accordingly).
Access to closed channels in Discount Fuel.
New acquaintances with the team, ambassadors, moderators, developers, and a friendly community of like-minded people.
Private calls with the team, ambassadors, and developers.
Receiving a cash reward for your contributions
And more. . .
So, as most people know, every three quarters the Fuel team sends a form to the #updates channel. Usually, the form is open for a fairly long period (several days), so absolutely everyone can fill it out. The form has the usual questions and the team will also ask for information about your contribution to Fuel, which can be (articles, videos, guides, technical documentation, moderation, etc.) After you have filled out the form, wait for it to be closed and then the team will start checking all the applications. And then you need to wait for the results. Usually, the team selects up to 10 candidates, in the last two rounds, if my memory serves me correctly, they selected 7 candidates. If your candidacy is suitable and you are the one Fuel needs, you will be contacted by general manager Rubyto | Community Lead to arrange an interview. Rubyto will ask you a few questions, and you will introduce yourself (standard procedure). After the interview, you will need to wait for the initially selected participants to pass, after which the team will announce the new ambassadors and give out roles.
In short, this is how this ambassador selection procedure works.
We understand that the team will reward you for your time and contribution. I will not hide the fact that there are awards and the team wrote about it in their blog (link to the article). I would also like to add that the rewards are nice and the system is thought out to the smallest detail to motivate ambassadors to make useful and interesting contributions. I won't tell you anything else, because when you become ambassadors, you will learn more about it yourself.
So, I'll start with the basic ones, we've all seen the types of ambassadors (A), (B), (C), and so on. So, from this it follows that the program is built by levels (5 levels in total), the higher you go, the more rewards and responsibilities you will receive.
If you want to get to the very top, the career ladder. You will need to complete several tasks to get rewarded every month (translating content, moderating chats, creating tutorials, etc.).
After each quarter, the highest-rated ambassadors will be promoted to the next level. This is how the process works, so if you work hard and contribute, you have the opportunity to move forward every quarter from an A-level ambassador to an F-level ambassador.
And finally, for those who have reached this point, I want to share with you the formula for success, that is, how to get your dream role, the role of Fuel Ambassador.
First of all, this is not a 100% formula, but more like tips and what I would do to achieve this. Let's get started:
Yes, friends, it's about moderating chats and helping newcomers. But first, you need to study and analyze Fuel, see how moderators respond. Why? Because your mission is to help, to answer correctly. I would recommend answering in the general chat, regional channels, and guild chat. If you know everything about the testnet and have passed it yourself. Then you can add Bridge feedback and Wallet feedback. Sometimes people write here about errors that occur. Also, it is very much appreciated if you are the first to translate information from the news and post it in the regional community as an example and be sure to ask for it to be approved by moderators.
Here, I won't dwell on it for a long time, as it includes creating articles, videos, infographics, twitter threads, etc. Also, the team really appreciates your initiative and creative ideas that can help the community. I would also like to remind you that you can send your contributions (content) to the random thread. That's all, and we're moving on to the last thing.
If you are as active as possible and come up with new and interesting ideas, you will attract a lot of attention, which will increase your chances. After all, all projects love creative, purposeful, energetic enthusiasts. Fuel is that project...
So, it's not for nothing that I said at the beginning of the article that the team really needs and appreciates developers. This category is the easiest to get into the ambassador program. If you are one of them, I recommend that you create a technical contribution to show your interest and demonstrate your skills. Having been in the Fuel ambassador program, I realized how much it is in demand and started to learn programming languages myself. Soon I will release my first guide (technical), so be sure to wait for it.
Friends, these are the tips I have collected for you (I told you everything in detail) everything I knew. If you have any questions, I will answer in the comments (personally)
I think this is a very interesting and useful opportunity for you. The Fuel Ambassador program is promising and I see the Fuel project as a new GEM. Join the Fuel Ambassador program and light the flame of scalability. Together, we will shape the future of Ethereum and beyond.
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